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Fortis Property Group is proposing a 260,000-square-foot student dorm at Amity and Hicks streets.

Several months after winning a competitive bid, Fortis closed the $240 million deal.

Proposed condos would create new community 'the size of Boerum Hill in a small corner of Cobble Hill.'

The meeting is scheduled for Aug. 6 at 6:30 p.m. in Cobble Hill. 

The Community Board 6 committee conditionally approved the overall plan for the Polhemus building.

Locals have already begun protesting Fortis' plans for the former hospital site. 

The Cobble Hill community reacted with shock at Fortis' plans to build tall towers at the LICH site.

NYU Langone Medical Center will serve as the facility's operator, officials announced. 

NYU Langone Medical Center's decision to pull out of the deal leaves the hospital's fate uncertain.

Labor unions said SUNY and the bidder have violated the terms of a court-ordered settlement agreement.

Fortis and NYU Langone Medical Center's proposal will not provide a full-service hospital at the site.

Fortis Property Group and NYU Langone Medical Center are currently negotiating with the state.

An emergency room doctor who was laid off told the mayor to "man up" to keep the hospital open.

The state will immediately begin negotiations with Fortis Property Group and NYU Langone Medical Center.

The hospital will stay open after advocates struck a last-minute deal to maintain services.